Granby Board of Health Tackles Septic Concerns and Public Health Issues

Overview: The Granby Board of Health meeting addressed several significant public health and environmental concerns, with a particular focus on septic system regulations and the impact of local industrial activities on community health. The discussions included the approval of septic designs, permitting issues, potential contamination risks, and the regulation of activities such as gravel pits and landfill operations.

Granby Select Board Tackles Town’s Future Projects and Appointments

Overview: In a recent assembly, the Granby Select Board tackled an array of issues facing the town, from the approval of the employment contract for the police chief to the discussion of various town projects and appointments. The board also addressed the transfer of a retail package store all alcohol beverage license, approved numerous licenses for local businesses, and debated the need for volunteer involvement in town maintenance.

Granby Board Tackles Septic Systems, Wells, and Public Health Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Granby Board of Health tackled issues related to septic system repairs, well installations, and public health initiatives. Key discussions included the approval of septic system repair applications, the implementation of a sustainable well program, debates over firearm safety in the vicinity, and the organization of a flu clinic at the local school.

Granby School Committee Tackles Budget and Superintendent Search

Overview: The Granby School Committee convened recently to address issues concerning the future of the district’s education system, with the FY 25 budget vote and the superintendent search process taking center stage. Amidst these primary topics, discussions also unfolded regarding the implementation of a new policy for dual enrollment and the ongoing kitchen project, while attendees were informed about upcoming school events and the Innovation Career Pathway in Information Technology designation for Granby.

Granby Select Board Advances Senior Tax Work-Off Program

Overview: The Granby Select Board’s recent meeting resulted in the advancement of a Senior Tax Work-Off Program, a collaboration with Amherst College on a wildlife study, and adjustments to polling hours, amongst other community-focused discussions. The Senior Tax Work-Off Program, aimed at allowing senior residents to earn property tax credits through volunteering, took center stage with the board finalizing key aspects of the initiative.